The Devil's Light (2011)
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Brooke knew Terri, in a casual but friendly way, as an astute analyst of Israel and its neighbors. Like Brooke, she had learned to view the world through the eyes of Israelis, Lebanese, Syrians, and Palestinians, as well as Hezbollah, Hamas, and al Qaeda. This had led to her suggestion that the architect of the bomb theft might be Amer Al Zaroor. Now, Brooke needed not just her expertise, but her support.
“Lebanon?” she repeated tartly. “You’ve certainly got that theory to yourself. Nearly getti...ng killed there must have made a lasting impression.”
Walking beside her, Brooke shoved his hands in his pockets. “This is about the people who tried to do it,” he responded. “Lebanon is very sad, very beautiful, and extremely volatile. It’s been a parking lot for outsiders since the dawn of time—Phoenicians, Romans, Muslims, Christian Crusaders, and the French. In the last thirty years you can add Palestinians, Israelis, Syrians, Iranians and their surrogate, Hezbollah. The men who killed my agent were affiliated with al Qaeda, and came from the refugee camp at Ayn Al-Hilweh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brooke knew Terri, in a casual but friendly way, as an astute analyst of Israel and its neighbors. Like Brooke, she had learned to view the world through the eyes of Israelis, Lebanese, Syrians, and Palestinians, as well as Hezbollah, Hamas, and al Qaeda. This had led to her suggestion that the architect of the bomb theft might be Amer Al Zaroor. Now, Brooke needed not just her expertise, but her support.
“Lebanon?” she repeated tartly. “You’ve certainly got that theory to yourself. Nearly getti...ng killed there must have made a lasting impression.”
Walking beside her, Brooke shoved his hands in his pockets. “This is about the people who tried to do it,” he responded. “Lebanon is very sad, very beautiful, and extremely volatile. It’s been a parking lot for outsiders since the dawn of time—Phoenicians, Romans, Muslims, Christian Crusaders, and the French. In the last thirty years you can add Palestinians, Israelis, Syrians, Iranians and their surrogate, Hezbollah. The men who killed my agent were affiliated with al Qaeda, and came from the refugee camp at Ayn Al-Hilweh.
What to read after The Devil's Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patterson, Richard North to read onlineMoreLess
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